Hayakawa takes Senate seat two days early in 1969
Gov. Brown appoints Republican J. Hayakawa to replace John Tunney in the U S Senate, granting two days seniority over new members. The move follows Tunney's early resignation, with Hayakawa pledging bipartisanship and agreeing with Brown on public service, youth training, water control, and federal aid for rural interests amid drought.
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Brown
Hayakawa
U.S. Senate
Sacramento
J. Hayakawa
John Tunney
Tunney
Westlands Water District
San Joaquin Valley
Parole barred by public outrage to revoke Fain release
An appeals court blocked parole for William Archie Fain, convicted of fatally shooting 17 year old Mark Alfie h and raping two other girls after a high school yearbook signing. The court ruled public outrage constituted new information requiring the California Adult Authority to reconsider the parole decision.
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San Francisco
William Archie Fain
District Court of Appeal
Fain
California Adult Authority
Mark Alfieh
Ulrich
San Jaagun Valley
Oakvale
Adult Authority
Stanislaus County
Parole Board
FBI confirms Dummar print on Hughes will envelope
Nevada officials say Melvin Dummar’s left thumbprint was found on the envelope for a three page handwritten will known as the Mormon Will. Judge Hayes halted proceedings as the FBI tests the will for age, ink, stamp, handwriting, and prints to verify authenticity.
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FBI
Dummar
Las Vegas
Melvin Dummar
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Robert List
Clark County District Court
Keith Hayes
Salt Lake City
The
Mormon Church
Hughes
Hayes
List
Cal-Vet loan rate cuts at Brown order target redlining
Gov Brown announced rate reductions for Cal-Vet loans for 125,000 California veterans under the 1974 Bond Act from 6.25% to 5.6% and 1943 Bond Act loans from 4.75% to 4.4% while issuing an anti redlining directive. He ordered VA director Virginia Mae Days to use excess Cal-Vet funds to help low and middle income veterans buy and rehabilitate homes in economically distressed areas and to support loan improvements and down payment relief. An outreach program will inform eligible veterans.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Veterans Finance Committee
Virginia Mae Days
Department of Veterans Affairs
Joan
Ms. Days
State seeks revocation of Sunny Acres guest home license
The state asks the attorney general to pursue court action to revoke the Sunny Acres Guest Home license for up to 50 residents. Health officials cited unreported bed sores, feces in hallways, improper medication handling, unauthorized staff, and incomplete records as factors in the move. The home at 13140 American Ave is owned by Dolores L. Mezori.
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Sacramento
Beaumont
Health Department
Bob Nance
Sunny Acres
American Ave
Dolores L. Mezori
Bedroom accessories and sleepwear sale catalog excerpt
A sale listing details discontinued comforters in multiple sizes with original prices and reduced sale prices on twin full king and other items, plus a sleep shop section including Sealy queen sets and bath items. Children and young juniors jumpers, girls sleepwear, and boys playwear are offered with savings ranging from one third to half.
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Totas
Sealy
Bath Shop
Bath
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